Supply and Use Tables
Workshop, Addis Ababa,
EthiopiaPresentation on the Compilation techniques of SUTs of Consumption
Expenditure; Zimbabwe’s Experience by Grown Chirongwe
Summary of Presentation
Components of the Use table in Zimbabwe
Estimation of final consumption expenditure of government,
Estimation of final consumption expenditure of households
Estimation of final consumption expenditure of Non Profit Institutions Serving
Households;
Classifications used for final consumption expenditures;
Conclusion
Components of the Use table in
Zimbabwe
Extract of the Use Table
Total Intermediate
Consumption
Household Final
Consumption
Expenditure
Government
Final
Consumption
Expenditure
(GFCE)
Non Profit
Institutions
Serving
Households
(NPISH)
Gross Fixed
Capital
Formation
(GFCF)
Changes in
inventories
Export, of
goods and
Services (fob)
Total uses at
Purchasers' prices
Estimation of final consumption expenditure
of government
Government is Government consisting of Central and Local Government
Central Government are all ministries
Local Government has Rural District Councils (RDCs), Municipalities, and Local Boards. Figures based on GFS 1986.
Final Consumption Expenditure is compiled using the sum of costs:
Compensation of Employees
Add Goods and Services
Add Consumption of fixed capital
Equals Output
Less Fees sales and recoveries (from the revenue side)
Equals Government Final Consumption Expenditure
Final Consumption Expenditure is compiled for Central and Local Government
Breakdown of goods and services consumed is provided by the treasury and local government entities. Enter figures under each product code.
A new chart of accounts (GFS 2014) has been compiled and Government awaiting activation into the accounting system.
Estimation of final consumption expenditure
of households The Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT) carries out a Poverty
Income Consumption and Expenditure Survey (PICES) every 5 years.
The Supply and Use 2012 is based on PICES 2011/12 data.
PICES 2017 was completed in December 2017.
Data is collected on demographic characteristics, household consumption expenditures, household income and household agriculture production activities and household stocks
Data on household consumption expenditure is classified according to Classification of Individual Consumption according to Purpose (COICOP)
The four digit COICOP classification was used (See example of two digit classification showing broad categories.
Each COICOP category is entered into the corresponding CPC Rev 2.1 on the SUT
Commodity Flow method used to check levels of consumption reported. Compare domestic production imports, then consumption and exports.
Two Digit COICOP
01-12 - Individual consumption expenditure of households
01 - Food and non-alcoholic beverages
02 - Alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics
03 - Clothing and footwear
04 - Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels
05 - Furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance
06 - Health
07 - Transport
08 - Communication
09 - Recreation and culture
10 - Education
11 - Restaurants and hotels
12 - Miscellaneous goods and services
Extract of Consumption Expenditure Items by
Households from PICES 2017 Questionnaire
Has anyone in the household during the last week purchased any (item) for Consumption or consumed from own production
or received as a gift
Weekly
Description of items Date 1 – 7 Date 8 – 14 Date 15 – 21 Date 22 – 31 Item
No.
Usual
point of
purchase
Total for the month
Qty
$ C Qty $ C Qty $ C Qty $ C Qty $ C
Bread and Cereals
Biscuits (kg) 1
White bread (loaves) 2
Brown bread (loaves) 3
Breakfast cereals (kg) 4
Broken maize/mealie rice (kg) 5
Cake (kg) 6
Flour (wheat) (kg) 7
Bun 8
Maize grain (kg) 9
Maize meal – Super refined (kg) 10
Maize meal – Roller meal (kg) 11
Maize meal – Straight run (kg) 12
Macaroni/spaghetti/noodles (kg) 13
Mhunga/Inyawuthi grain (kg) 14
Rapoko/Rukweza/Uphoko grain (kg) 15
Sorghum/Mapfunde/Amabele grain (kg) 16
Mhunga meal (kg) 17
Rapoko meal (kg) 18
Sorghum meal (kg) 19
Rice (kg) 20
Wheat(kg) 21
Malt/chimera/imthombo 22
Estimation of final consumption expenditure
of Non Profit Institutions Serving Households
(NPISH)
Sources of NPISH data
Schools Parents Teachers Association (PTA) Funds on school levies
Mission Schools
Mission Hospitals
Churches and other religious organizations
Social Clubs
Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Registers of social clubs and NGOs are collected from the Ministry of Public and Social Services.
Register of Churches from Zimbabwe Evangelical Fellowship and Zimbabwe Council of Churches
Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households (COPNI)
Estimation of final consumption expenditure
of Non Profit Institutions Serving Households
(NPISH) Continued
Data on Final Consumption by NPISH is collected from some of the following:
Culture and recreation
Education and Research
Health
Social Services
Environment
Development and housing
Law, advocacy and politics
Philanthropic intermediaries and voluntarism promotion
International
Religion
Business and professional Associations, unions
Not elsewhere classified
NPISH data collection formNational Income Questionnaire for Charity Organisations & Clubs for 2014
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Section I: Current Account
Year ended 31 December
2014
Income
1 Membership fees……………………………………………………..
2 Fees for services rendered……………………………………………
3 Sale of goods………………………………………… ……………..
4 Interest and dividends received……………………………………….
5 Rent received…………………………………………………………..
6 Grants from Government……………………………………………...
7 Grants from abroad……………………………………………………
8 Other grants and donations……………………………………………
9 Other income………………………………………………………….
Total Income…………………………………………………………..
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Expenditure
10 Gross salaries and wages (see note A)………………………………...
11 Value of goods/materials purchased for use (excluding foodstuffs)…..
12 Cost of foodstuffs purchased………………………………………….
13 Value of goods purchased for resale………………………………….
14 Repairs to buildings and equipment…………………………………..
15 Vehicle running expenses……………………………………………..
16 Electricity charges……………………………………………………..
17 Water charges………………………………………………………….
18 Telephone and postage charges……………………………………….
19 Charges payable for services (e.g insurance, audit fees,
accounting fees, etc……………………………………………………
20 Rent and rates paid………………………………………………….…
21 Depreciation…………………………………………………………...
22 Other expenses (please specify the main items)……………………….
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Section II: Capital Account
Type of Asset Expenditure and Sales during the year
Expenditure Proceeds from Sales
2014 2014
1 Land purchased………………………
2 Land development………………………
3 Buildings and other construction………
4 Vehicles and transport equipment………
5 Furniture and office equipment…………
6 Plant, machinery and equipment………
7 Other (please specify)…………………
Total Capital…………………………………
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Compilation of NPISH Final Consumption
Expenditure
The same approach of sum of cost was used to measure the consumption expenditures
of Non Profit Institutions Serving Households.
Compensation of Employees
Add Goods and Services
Add Consumption of fixed capital
Equals Output
Less Fees sales and recoveries (from the revenue side)
Equals NPISH Final Consumption Expenditure
Classifications used for SUT compilation
in Zimbabwe
Classification of Functions of Government (COFOG) to obtain the Industries
used in SUT.
Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households
(COPNI)
Classification of Individual Consumption according to Purpose (COICOP)
International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC Rev 4)
Central Product Classification (CPC) Rev2.1.
Converted Trade HS classification codes to match CPC rev 2.1
Conclusion
Zimbabwe is currently balancing Supply and Use Tables for 2012 at product level.
The same amount of the product entering an economy in an accounting period
must be used for intermediate consumption, final consumption expenditure,
capital formation (including changes in inventories) or exports.
Supply and Use tables expected to be published by the end of the first quarter
2018.
Thank You